Follow the recent fire "Chang'an Twelve Hours" to visit Changan Terracotta Warriors
vivid and handsome Xiao Bing Tao Tao, each with a different posture and expression. The Qin Terracotta Warriors and Horses, also known as the Terracotta Warriors and Horses, are the burial pits of the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor. They are located about 1.5 kilometers east of the Mausoleum of the Qin Shi Emperor. The Qin Terracotta Warriors and Horses are the largest underground military array in the world and a symbol of ancient Chinese civilization.
(Pushpin) Practical tips: There are a lot of guides for tour guides
terracotta warriors, and the ticket office is waiting for you to ask for a tour guide. About 90 yuan a tour guide, unlimited number of people, to show you the various pits of Terracotta Warriors. Interested in history, and money conditions can be asked, the tour guide's explanations are pretty good, lively and interesting. However, because there are a lot of tour guides, as well as tour groups, it is entirely possible to guide the tour. Of course, the effect is definitely not as good as a special tour guide.
(magnifying glass) Itinerary:
This route is basically different from person to person. If you are in accordance with the orientation, you can first pit first, then pit 3, pit 2, and then the showroom. Just a ring, no detours. The locations are very close, just next door, very easy to find. The main entrance is directly opposite the No. 1 pit. Next to the No. 1 pit is the No. 3 and No. 2 pits. Next to the entrance is the exhibition hall.
Pit 1. The area is the largest, there are many terracotta warriors and horses, as well as the well
second pit where the terracotta warriors are found. More broken, not much excavation. Because of the technical problems, the pigment can't save anything, so the experts hope that the technology will be excavated after the technology matures. There are several well-preserved display cabinets for terracotta warriors and horses, and you can watch the Terracotta Warriors/HH/3 pits up close. Smaller, there are not many terracotta warriors and horses, and some are broken.
The serial number listed in chronological order, that is, the terracotta warriors and horses in the first pit are the first to be dug up.
Lola
I have been in many places worldwide but this one is and will be forever in my Top5...
Of course it’s hard for something as storied as the Terracotta Warriors to completely live up to hype and expectations, but they come awfully close to doing so. Pro-tip: walk the galleries in reverse order so you save the largest hall with the most recognizable figures for last. This makes it much better experience.
the mausoleum was so many I think they are like real because it was so straight
this is the one of best place near in Xian, the old capital city.
this place is a wonderful place to visit. its good to visit the place if u know abt it beforehand. though there are english speaking chinese guides. wiki will give some light abt the place. we went from fast train so from xian north station took a didi like a uber for 110 rmb . the ticket price is 120 and if you have a student card its half the price. the place is large enough to spend around 3 hours . there are three pits 3,2,1.. i started from third pit coz its the smallest one.. and the 2 and then 1 .. the 1 pit is the largest one but the excavation work is still goin on .. there are hundreds of statues.. the hard work is just magnificient.. the pictures which we take are not enough for to capture the feelings which we have when we look at those by naked eyes.. the place is a must to go place though a bit far from city.